Amy Daali, PhD

Amy Daali, PhD

Austin, Texas, United States
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Amy Daali, Ph.D. is an accomplished AI Expert and Thought Leader with a deep background…

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  • The University of Texas at San Antonio Graphic

    The University of Texas at San Antonio

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    Activities and Societies: IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE), Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IEEE), Society of Women’s Engineers

    GPA: 4.0
    Course work: Biomedical Imaging, Biophotonics, Sensor Devices, Dielectric & Optoelectronic, Advanced Dielectric Lab, Communications in Networks & Security

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    GPA: 4.0/4.0

    Course work:
    Digital Signal Processing, Fiber Optic Communications, Wireless Communications, Application of Wavelet transforms in recognition, stenography, encryption and data Compression, Linear Systems and Control, Nonlinear Control, Intelligent Control and Robotics, Digital Information Theory, Random Signals, Low Power VLSI design.

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    Coursework:
    Signals & Systems, Digital Signal Processing, Numerical Analysis, Wireless Communication, Analog & Digital Communication, Semiconductor devices, RF Engineering, Statistical Methods, Transmission Lines, Microcontrollers, Linear Control Systems, Electric Circuits.

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  • The Rise of Prompt Engineering: Exploring the Hottest Job in Generative AI

    Prompt engineering jobs are currently in high demand due to the increasing prevalence of chatbots in our daily lives. Prompt engineering is the process of designing and optimizing prompts for conversational AI applications to improve the performance of AI models and create more effective conversational experiences for users.

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  • COVID-19: Have we pushed our system to a breaking point?

    During these turbulent times, humanity is entering a new tipping point as our system moved from equilibrium to chaos. COVID-19 has undoubtedly changed the way we live our life and perhaps this is a good time to evaluate our priorities and way of thinking. Have we pushed our system to a breaking point? Can we find order and harmony in this chaos?

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  • PCA based algorithm for longitudinal brain tumor stage classification and dynamical modeling of tumor decay in response to VB-111 virotherapy

    IEEE Signal Processing Society

    PCA based algorithm to noninvasively recognize and classify different temporal stages of brain tumors given a large time series of MRI images. The author proposes an algorithm that addresses the challenging task of classifying stage of tumor over period of time while the tumor is being treated with VB-111 virotherapy. Their approach treats stage tumor recognition as a two-dimensional recognition problem. Detecting the stage of the tumor is a crucial prognosis factor for predicting the…

    PCA based algorithm to noninvasively recognize and classify different temporal stages of brain tumors given a large time series of MRI images. The author proposes an algorithm that addresses the challenging task of classifying stage of tumor over period of time while the tumor is being treated with VB-111 virotherapy. Their approach treats stage tumor recognition as a two-dimensional recognition problem. Detecting the stage of the tumor is a crucial prognosis factor for predicting the progression of cancer and patient survival. Accurate identification of brain tumor in longitudinal MRI is important for therapy response assessment. The author proposes a new framework to detect and classify temporal longitudinal MRI with high accuracy rates. A sensitivity rate of 98.7%, 95.8% and 94.01% for stage 1, 2 and 3 respectively are reported. These results agree with the ground truth of MRI scans.

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  • A System based Approach to Construct a Kaposi Sarcoma-Associated Herpesvirus (KSHV) Specific Pathway Network

    IEEE

    Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV) is one of the human cancer viruses associated with Kaposi’s sarcoma, a dominant AIDS-related tumor of endothelial cells, and several B-cell malignancies. Although much advancements have been made in understanding the mechanism of KSHV, signaling pathways activated during early infection and their functions in virus entry are still unclear. From a system of systems point of view, a pathway can be viewed as a biosystem consisting of group of…

    Kaposi's sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV) is one of the human cancer viruses associated with Kaposi’s sarcoma, a dominant AIDS-related tumor of endothelial cells, and several B-cell malignancies. Although much advancements have been made in understanding the mechanism of KSHV, signaling pathways activated during early infection and their functions in virus entry are still unclear. From a system of systems point of view, a pathway can be viewed as a biosystem consisting of group of interacting molecules such as genes and proteins to carry out a specific biological function. We developed a method to determine clusters of functionally related pathway at different time conditions as well as identifying the significant subnetworks. This article is the first known to present a system based analysis to infer a biologically relevant functional network specific to KSHV. Such network may reveal discriminative subnetwork markers for the treatment of Kaposi’s sarcoma

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Patents

  • Predictive mapping for routing telephone calls

    Issued 11463587

    Predictive mapping technology is used to route a telephone call from a user to a customer service representative. The disclosed technology can use any one or more of the following factors to map a telephone call from a user to a customer service representative:

    (1) a sentiment score based on a topic of conversation
    (2) an experience score of the customer service representative with a topic of conversation
    (3) a performance score of the customer service representative in managing a…

    Predictive mapping technology is used to route a telephone call from a user to a customer service representative. The disclosed technology can use any one or more of the following factors to map a telephone call from a user to a customer service representative:

    (1) a sentiment score based on a topic of conversation
    (2) an experience score of the customer service representative with a topic of conversation
    (3) a performance score of the customer service representative in managing a topic of conversation.

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  • French

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  • English

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  • Founder of San Antonio Data Science Meetup

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    http://www.meetup.com/San-Antonio-Data-Science-Meetup/ This group is for anyone interested in Data Science and Machine Learning. We meet to socialize in an informal setting with the purpose of building a data science community here in San Antonio. This group aims to inspire and educate data scientists. Please feel free to join!

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